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4.6 AI Series - Fabrications, Disinformation, and Deepfakes
Episode 4.6- AI Series: Fabrications, Disinformation, and Deep Fakes
The third episode of our AI Series focuses in on AI fabrications (AKA hallucinations), disinformation and misinformation, and the proliferation of deepfakes. They’ll also play the game of quotes and discuss the tools they wish they had in college.
📫 Submit your questions at bit.ly/ftpomail 📫
Correction: In this episode, Keith refers to an app as Notable. The app is actually called Notability. 🤷♂️
Fabrications (Hallucinations): When an AI tool creates an answer that is false and presents it as true.
Disinformation: Deliberately spreading false information in order to influence others.
Deepfakes: A type of media that has been AI-manipulated to make it appear as if someone said/did something they never actually did.
Resources and References
Leon Furze - AI Ethics
Co-Intelligence by Ethan Mollick
One Useful Thing - Ethan Mollick’s Blog
Michael Phelps and the Shark from Discovery Ed
Pioneers of AI - Inside the AI that’s cloning icons like Eminem, Tom Cruise, Tom Hanks and Robin Wright
Here Movie
Eminem VMA Performance
Thelma Movie
‘Nudify’ Apps That Use AI to ‘Undress’ Women in Photos Are Soaring in Popularity - Time Magazine
The story about the South Korean politician using deepfakes is derived from AI Snapshots from aiEDU
NAMLE Key Questions
Tools
Notability
Professional Learning
Find all of our events at bit.ly/iamedtech and don't forget to check out remc.org for more professional learning opportunities.
Podcast PDx
A special thanks to our For the Purpose of… Podcast PDx community. Learn more and join at bit.ly/ftpo-pdx
For SCECHs: Share your viewpoint on AI fabrications or the proliferation of disinformation, and deepfakes in our society.
For Fun: What is one tool you wish you had in college (or a former learning experience)?
This podcast is a service of Kent ISD produced by Keith Tramper, Sarah Wood, and Katherine Fredrickson and edited by Keith Tramper.
Our Theme Music is Neon Nights by Scott Holmes Music
Our Ad Music is Vienna Beat by Blue Dot Sessions
Original Jingle Music by Katherine Fredrickson
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By Kent ISD EdTechEpisode 4.6- AI Series: Fabrications, Disinformation, and Deep Fakes
The third episode of our AI Series focuses in on AI fabrications (AKA hallucinations), disinformation and misinformation, and the proliferation of deepfakes. They’ll also play the game of quotes and discuss the tools they wish they had in college.
📫 Submit your questions at bit.ly/ftpomail 📫
Correction: In this episode, Keith refers to an app as Notable. The app is actually called Notability. 🤷♂️
Fabrications (Hallucinations): When an AI tool creates an answer that is false and presents it as true.
Disinformation: Deliberately spreading false information in order to influence others.
Deepfakes: A type of media that has been AI-manipulated to make it appear as if someone said/did something they never actually did.
Resources and References
Leon Furze - AI Ethics
Co-Intelligence by Ethan Mollick
One Useful Thing - Ethan Mollick’s Blog
Michael Phelps and the Shark from Discovery Ed
Pioneers of AI - Inside the AI that’s cloning icons like Eminem, Tom Cruise, Tom Hanks and Robin Wright
Here Movie
Eminem VMA Performance
Thelma Movie
‘Nudify’ Apps That Use AI to ‘Undress’ Women in Photos Are Soaring in Popularity - Time Magazine
The story about the South Korean politician using deepfakes is derived from AI Snapshots from aiEDU
NAMLE Key Questions
Tools
Notability
Professional Learning
Find all of our events at bit.ly/iamedtech and don't forget to check out remc.org for more professional learning opportunities.
Podcast PDx
A special thanks to our For the Purpose of… Podcast PDx community. Learn more and join at bit.ly/ftpo-pdx
For SCECHs: Share your viewpoint on AI fabrications or the proliferation of disinformation, and deepfakes in our society.
For Fun: What is one tool you wish you had in college (or a former learning experience)?
This podcast is a service of Kent ISD produced by Keith Tramper, Sarah Wood, and Katherine Fredrickson and edited by Keith Tramper.
Our Theme Music is Neon Nights by Scott Holmes Music
Our Ad Music is Vienna Beat by Blue Dot Sessions
Original Jingle Music by Katherine Fredrickson